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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-04
". a. =. uAssGNaEm TRAVEL.
WHITE rIMH SrA0EsIINE.

ARRIVALS SATURDAY EfGHr.
A. G. Cleveland, II. 4. Kelly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-04
DIED.

In Taylor, December rs. 1886, George Fox
native Of England. aged 27 years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-04

Capron's.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-04

Sick ~haeadache cured by sd DD"-at
Opron's.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-04
A Misplaced Switch.
TERRIBLE COLLISION ON THE CONCORD
RAILROAD.

frightful accident occurred on the
Hooksett branch of the Concord railroad
Saturday afternoon. The accommodation
passenger train reported nine minutes late
and it came via the Suncook branch. The
mixed train from Pittstield was on time
and started south from Suncook for Hook
sett to connect with the forenoon train.
The Piitsheld train was on siding
short distance this side Of Hooksett,
where the passenger train by reason of a
misplaced switch ran upon the siding and
crashed into the locomotive OF the mixed
train Both locomotives were badly
wrecked as were the baggage and mail
cars of the passenger train and many OF
the freight cars on the mixed train. The
engineers and tiremen of both trains had
time to jump and escaped with serious in
juries George French. express mes>en.
ger and Frank Barney, brakeman, on the
mixed train were instantly killed and 9th
er> were injured. Mr.. French belonged in
Portsmouth and had been express me>sen-
ger between Concord aud Portsmouth
many years Barney belonged In Grafton.
\ relief train was sent from Concord with
surgeons to attend the injured. \ large
gang Of men was despatched to clear the
wreck and remove distractions from the
track The pccuuiary damage will be
heavy This is the first serious accident
tina, has happened on the Concord railroad
for many wears.
The accident was caused by negligence
in leaving the switch open which allowed
the passenger train to run on the siding
The responsibility for this act of careless
ness is placed on George Salt"r. a Pitts
field brakeman according 10 Baruey'S dy-
ing statement.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-04
National News S.

Shortly after O'Clock Friday morn
M lire hr,kr out in the bakery of Chris
riau Essen On Archer Avenue, Chicago and
orfor. The hrcmrn could reach the people
ia the second story tWoof E>-ru'~ children
were ~ui'ucafcl III ,hclr beds and ten uthgr
members OF his household Including him
scIf and The bakers iu biz employ wcrr -
badly >utfuc ated and burned that the ply
stefan, SAY they viii all die. Essen and
another man We're arrested on suspicion N
having - The place on ire There We're
i've families living in the building.
"a tornado Friday night demolished
over half the buildings in David City Ne
bra>ka The damage i estimated at S2'H.-
900.
-Comgre>>lnrn Boutellc and Milliken
deny that they sent any advice 10 the ohio
convention with reference 10 the endorse
ment Of Sherman.
Richard II Payne. payma>ter', clerk
under Payma>tcr Putnam AZ Portsmouth
navy ward LA, been arrested charged with
embezztment of s. 900 Of the payna>tcr's
funds,
There were fatal accidents Wrdncs-
dag on the Baltimore and ohio railway at
York ohio. and on the Alton railway near
Hopedalc. Illinois. In the former three
men were killed and in the latter ten bodies
have been taken from the wreck and eight
people are missing.
The MARYLAND Democrats have nomi-
mated T.. Jackson for governor, Louis
Baughman for comptroller and Hon. w.
7. White for attorney general
Charles Reed, the Chicago lawyer who
defended Guitcau is said to have been
from the drawer Of Rich's restaurant in
Jersey City. where he has been boarding
Of late He was not arrested but was told
not TO enter the place again.
Disastrous floods are reported in West
crn Massachusetts and Eastern New York.
\ number Of lives have been lost and much
damage has beer done. Rain fell in tor
rents. accompanied by thunder and light
ming. swelling the rivers and carrying away
bridges and houses.
AT the Republican county convention
in Toledo. Ohio. the 23d, to select dele
gates To the State convention, ten Blaine
men and three Sherman men were chosen
Two children of Professor Hadley, Of
L
Ii Is supposed they were poisoned by eat
ing ice cream of home manufacture.
Lee Shellenberger. the murderer of
his little daughter. was taken from Jail at
Nebraska City, Nebraska, by masked
mob and hung in the yard. The mob was
composed of German farmers.
A fire broke out the 25th ult. in a build
ing on West 18th street, New York. in
which a hundred horses were stabbed.
Forty-eight of them were burned to death.
The building was occupied by Fleisch-
manns Vienna bakery.
William Morrison of Eureka Springs,
Ark, was hanged the 23d ult., by crowd
of his neighbors, who surrounded the Jail
in which ne was lodged on charge of NAL
treating his two young daughters.
The old Harriet Beecher Stowe house
in Andover, Mass, in which Uncle Toms
Cabin was written, was burned the 26th
ult.
The heat was intense Sunday in New
York and vicinity, and many deaths are re-
ported.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-04
BuckspOrt Seminary.

The faculty Of the East Maine Confer
encc Seminary has been recently increased
hy the election to the English department,
of Miss Jennie 7. Flood. 4. NJ. for some
years the efficient and popular prcceptress
of Freedom academy.
Mr. Frank NJ Austin graduate OF
Ohio Wesleyan University and late tu-
tor in tina; institution, viii have charge Of
the department Of Greek and Elocution, the
coming year, and Miss Jennie F. Weller,
a graduate Of Syracuse University. lady
Of extended culture and experience a. a
teacher. viii conduct the music depart
mcut
The Seminary ha> known remarkable
increase in attendance. The last catalogue
shows - more students than the preceding,
li2 more than the catalogue of le>j, and
~ more than the catalogue of lN>t.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-04
Tie Grand Army


ENcf since cleveland >laPl'a ,iie N''ri-
an at the c.Nli war III the lace y III, j.
Nuanrr 81 HI hattle-fa1 "rd"r ever! Dem
''ralIC paper n thr country l'r49 a. per
ioci liberty I" follow sun ana 10 tf'A' 'i'
Grand Army ~ thr hepunhc a. y 'N
i>trd only on >unerance. ana should De pro-
l"nhu.y -ral"iu! % 'i!' democracy lo' 'e-
M allowed 10 hNe-
Even Mt lieArN' paper 'ah'@ up th'
cry ana ahaN II IrtNIc ana 4hrH't lua4 P!Fe
Ia swell tht chorus ~ >hctr, anu JTtt> lor
Wui'h thr PRESIDENT OF thr hl'eH H'auts
furnished me kcFiolt. IN ~ issue % r.
Jay nhheF Inc llt4e Lincoln N"i"htls'
ihi> journal u>td series 81 expressions
"ii'l. Gan ,e "'He JuN ,ie' "Il1 ~ 4u"''r-
htefalif here = inc language
They get together and discuss foraging tx
petitions. Grand Army Generals and Cor
"'u mn W. >1t, aii ,''u IIT .,
evening. They gathered there % memorabilia
the name OF TIE man AFTER whom 'Ie post Is
haii''l- .,r;..-
r..fs,''3 in, I'm, ntt;,srv ,n,nurr Win the *.
rs,-fj,n that tber, w. no exag.,cratjor,.
u-t.. ,.,.- .,,.,,., n.,,acra,i. ,,..
Ill -, a.. ,,,.i.,i,,,of nn-,of tha
- IN, az -, ia 49,, ,rsrd can
~ - ss1onr or ,ro,,Id r.fer ;,
-, : ina,ln - ..,b. mater whom
a., - i. narnds~ II cannn, N. nossihI..
"a, H.. .o,hnrr,,ri,. .tar ~ The innrnal
~, a,.s,ion never heard If lincoln in hi
nn,f;c ca,,acitv ar fbat il i whnlJv mae
anaipt.d win hi. service. To his country
snrh ie.noranc,. wonld h. tao colossal ay.n
~ tbst yar,er
snrh fing, At TIN, Grand Army do NOT
h,,rt ,I,at n-gsnj,stion in III. .ii,hta.t DE-.
80 T.. ,,,7r,her. hsy. TOO nf+an fsc,d
~ term Of shot ami hill ~ ~. harmed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-04
Tae 0s.o Republicans.

-r.a lt. r.aaai5csa- >aaI!d lie con
..-.....,t...f Il. -I hanny 40d sensible man
,...- 81. ,,,...t. -E4. .-8 -l., work they A.
..,.f........... .i...r STATE Convention at
r.-..f.. H.. t.,.-,- throughout were
.r-, .,.- t..,.. ...t,l, conducted. their words
ant ae-~ were l1uaaHlt ani ingenious ana
,,,.r.l, r-.- from Democratic iiue--e and
Instrumentation. ,ti..r resolutions H. a whole
we're ,n EXPRESSION. of tilo-e wise princi-
I'LL ,gr.... amman progress, ana research
I..u,-f., lsaar.n. through all the year,
.5a- hat. LIN E,of.re haze found to be
hest for -h. government If great nations
tiki OUR,
That GOV Foraker would be reuomna-
,yi hy ted Convention wa~ fact ihA' "a>
r..~..,...r, rt.,. .,,r, jos tin. delegation in at
tendance Mr. hv intelligent men all over
-be country. liz administration Of affairs
Ia been 80 marked with strength ana
purity. his power in the advocacy OF Re-
publican principles has made hun :" wen
and favorably known ia grateful and adj
miring Republicans throughout the couh-
try. thar Ms denomination became a matter
Of course. The aggressive warfare which
he made upon fraud and corruption was 80
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HInel,iIi.

Nlaehttt.
The lecture by Mrs. E,eleth, the re-
turned missionary, to the ladies az the
Congregational vestry, Friday afternoon,
is very highly spoken of as being both IN
teresting and instructive
The Bluehill House is filled TO overflow
ing and Mrs. HinckIey j. Obliged 10 have
some Of the guests lodged at private
houses. Iantllady Einckley has the repn-
tation Of keeping an excellent housc,
During the past week there have been
many arrivals, among them krv z. g.
Harwood and wife OF Skowhcgan, at Mrs.
Zilpha Treworgy's; Mrs. Chapman of
Cambridge Mass. az Mrs Bents MIR. and
Mrs rurrcv. Of Boston. at \, {. os
goods; Mrs, r. c. Giddings aud son,
Boston. at J. nodgcs; sam Merrill and
Mrs. Anna Boynton. at J. NJ MerrilFS;
Mrs targill, Of Lowell Mass. and two
others at Mrs. Joanna Merrills: Capt.
Il. g. F. Caudage came to celebrate with
hi family his 6ist birthday, which occur
red July %; the family of George Chute
Of Chelsea Mass aud Mr.. Rchan y.
Wood on South street Geo 4. Clough Of
Boston to spend sunday with his family.
and many others \ party Of seven from
Boston arr ut the Bmchill House they viii
occupy the cottage Of J. C. Holman n soon
finished.
o H. veuucr ha- ehristcurd hi> new
and beautiful cottage "BroukSidc.
Passing down High St LAY or two
since WE noticed a machine pointed at the
residence " tho late J. II Hfnrklcy. 4 lit
tie closer observation revealed behind u
the face ana figure If PRED Hill" a
young anil popular artist from Boston
son of rrof Iiili, q cottagcr and owner oi
considerable real estate M Parker Point
Young lIill has taken many very excellent
and we'll executed views ri the Point
which can ~ seen amt purchased At NY
store of f. 4 stevens Fred wishes u
tn say that persons Who wish their rest
,ltnc,.~ or Any other particular View
'photocd' will receive prompt attention
u, leayip. their orders with II. a. stevens.
Ilarl for the farmcr-. lot- and lots 81
h3s Spoiled Id the ticli Yesterday sun
day wc >aU lnite a number Of people III
vorN iu th, iicId~. thr story RI The OK
ID th, pit ful'r Illustrated
Nlr Eufu> T. Ntovcr has = som and 9th
1t relatives from Boston visiting him-
MIR ~tny,r ha> a fu, residence on Beach
HUi whcrr views fur beauty aul grand
cur NTH unsurpassed.
Miss F}aA Stoyer has arrived home after
It'll absence uf several months .4 Mass
acha~yti~ and VIA rc~nmv bcr duties as
teacher vi thr Grammar school about
~ep, n. M which titHc tha Primary ~rh""l
viii r,-oqtu under tur instruction IF Miss
Carrie = Stevens
Thu tcr} mlu, friends ~ Or thHan-
Iyr fHlf"u regret exceedingly 4" hrar oi
~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-04
John Taylor, president of the Mormon
church is dead at Salt Lake City.

John Taylor, president of the Mormon
church, is dead at Salt Lake City.
Severe thunder storms prevailed in
Massachusetts Sunday
JEFF Davis sent a letter to an anti-pro-
hibition meeting at Fort Worth, Texas.
denouncing prohibition on the ground that
the world is governed too much.
The Chicago fugitive McGarigle has
been landed at Point Edwards, Ontario.
The American silver ring and Jay
Gould through the Polish Count Mitkie-
wetz and Viceroy Hone have founded an
American Chinese bank at Shanghai with
a capital OF $500 900 900, mostly American
money.
Rev. W. II. Gatlin. the colorcd pastor
Of the African Methodist church at Stark
Vile Mississippi, was shot and killed by
officers who were attempting To arrest him.
II Is recognized As quite an unfortunate
homicide as Gatlin bore the character OF Il
peaceful citizen.
A seizure of seven hundred and nfty
pounds Of olcomargarInc was made AZ
Portland Friday by order of Deputy Col
lecior Cromwell The "uleo" WAS found
on the premises Of J. l. Best & CO. at their
warerooms and was seized for infraction
of the United States revenue laws Best a
Co not having a license 10 deal Ia the
same.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-04
July 30.


Strubes.
Following is list Of the boarders at L.
F. Meals cottage not including the Satur-
day night arrivals which at present we
are unable to give:
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Burditt Clinton
Mass Mrs H. l.. Carter, Boston; Mrs.
DR.. W p Bower, Richard Bower, Edward
Alley, Ernest e. Burditt, Clarence c.
Coulter Clinton. Mrs NJ. +. Avery and
child Of Ellsworth are in town. Enos
Stevens of Auburn is visiting his old home
Mrs. c. c. Fuller of Wakefield Mass, is
the guest of j. c. Googins, Esq.
Walter button arrived home from the
west on the 22nd ult. He will remain a
few weeks and then return to his bust
ness.
IT. Anderson and family arrived in
Steuben from Florida on the 2Sth ult. af-
ter an absence of seven years.
Quite party from Cherryfield spent last
Friday on Rogers Point. This is a point
of interest to remember by the way.
Mrs. Ella Brown with her two children is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Belle Moore.
Such nasty, wet, foggy, uncomforta-
BILE. drizzly spell of weather seldom an
noys lawmakers as that which has prevail
ed the last ten days. Why not bring in
the grass and dry it before the fire?
1t was nice chance to fish for macker-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-04

Lamoiae.
The Juvenile singing school taught by
Mrs. Butler of Hancock j. well attended
and the little folks quite enthusiastic.
school in district No ? begins next
Monday under the instruction Of Mr.. Rich
ard Perkins.
Capt. +. d. uodgkins Il in Boston on =
business trip.
The sch Edith Coombs Capt + A..
Bvard. is nearly ready TO start on second
trip to the Banks. The fish brought in on
the first trip are Of vcry nice quality
Mr.. ". II. Rice Of the Lamoiue Grange
store. 4, at Gouldsboru enjoying yaca-
ton. Capt. T. w Higgins ana hts
daughter, Miss Phosic, are attending to
customers during thc absence Of Mr. Rice.
Several picnic parties have becu to
Bluu;> Pond and I.anunc Point during the
warm days just passed
lamaiuc people were ~ well pleased
with their excursion un thr silver star
July Fourth thar they want f. try another.
This time they propose GnirZ around ~
y r. Harhor. : " tlarlor ani other
points takin. q whole DAY Instead nj only
IN afternoon.
Shafcrs musical party i billed To- cv-
hhii here next SATURDAY evening y
Hancock County talent j. represented ia a
part ~ the performance. me- doubt full
hou,y san ~ given th"ln-
Mrs. /. g. Byard IF Scd4wick ha- been
stopping fora frn days at .la~. t'ilpatrirh'@,
Mrs. Kicker and Ncd ami Clinton Cool
il.c ~ WsItham Mas nrc AZ UT Sila~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-04

eli last Wednesday, and your scribe was in
one of the eleven boats that were on the
troll. Thirty-five of us got nine tish. Ny
boat was an odd number but then yon
see we were none Of Us sick enough to fur
ish bait.
Bradbury Smith came home from Bar
Harhor last week quite sick.
Miss Myra Smith aud Miss Augusta
Cleaves left Monday for Waltham, Mass,
u. w, s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-04
own free choice, elect delegates who will
agree with You in your opinion"

JEFF. Davis tries to make point
against prohibition by saying that the
world is governed too much. We don't
know how that may be. but if we remem-
her correctly. Jeti. owes his life TO the fact
that the world, or at least that part Of it
on which is located the United States of
America has sometimes been governed
too little
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-04

EA'F} HAs 'i' 'A' r--i ~ '' q"
ir'~~t''ii "i h.- fleN a"i -4 t.' I'4r- ti
>'A'' Oh 'N.i-'.!''i'' .h r -.''' 90 .''''''
matters iA-hh y pay @3'l if -'' +t
expression ''i 'Ail'' A'i' az .i' .''..'-
bears rag >i''i' lh-'''>- ''' - .'i~ F." +'t
situate" '"Af II "''o '' l.l' .'''
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>nIi'n@ 'i ,A' p yi'LI!- 9,'.' VIVA ''t
the town, M Hu,k-por, auA Belfast
which / entirely lu,. - a., f....r,. rh,.
haze derived from railroads +. seems
taat Ma iad better v,l rpu~. ler. hcfnr.
We vote t. III. ~, ten. rfrryu .r ,,ru'l -1.tt
thousand dollars for ia, Ca-tmr railroad
Ihey ~at five pyr cent. NJ our validate. 'I..
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nI"oN>'.;'c "'"' '''"'' w. .''.' .'''
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srrb ,,I,,. had hctt.r IL. r,u,ll,tI II
an, one. in Rrnol.,ill,. v,i.h... H.. make a
IaI.,,,,,,, h fay,r III In. ra..inr railr,3,i
far ,,n,. a,o.,,illio., that h.. >hauld do ,a
Inn nm nat ,,-illjn,, That a f,tt arrfus 5lt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-04
REV. c. +. BROOKS

saws that his little girl is troubled with malar-
ia very severely, and that since be gave her
sulphur Ritter-, he never THINKS Of leaving
New York for his summer resort without a
few BOTTLES, for they always cure hi- family,
and are far superior TO quinine.
The tonic and Alternative properties of
Ayers Sar>aparia are too well know 10 re-
quire the spacious aid of any exaggerated or
fictitious certificate Witnesses II the marvel
Gus cures effected by this preparation are to-
day living in every city and hamlet Of TIE
land.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-04

y. \ Bradford. wholesale paper dealer Of
Chattanooga, Tenn. writes that H. was >eri-
ou-h atfl Ictrd with j severe cold that settled
on his lungs; had tried many remedies with
out benefit. Being induced to try nr. King
New Discovery for Consumption. did 20 and
wa, entirely cured by Use OF a few bottles.
Since which time he hu- used il in hi. family
for al Coughs and Cpld> with best results.
Thi- j. the experience Of thousands whose
lives have been saved BY th, Wonderful Dis
cOvcry.
Trial bottles free at G. \. Parcher's Drug
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If YOU are nervous or dy.peptic try Carriers
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either one renders YOU miserable and these lii
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The FavOrite Washing Compound 81
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The simplest and best regulator Of the Dis
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-04

The building at Mechanic Falls, owned
BY Charles Stevens and occupied by James
Mason, bee hive manufacturer, was burned
the 30th ult. Loss on stock 50 600, with
small insurance. The building was of
small value. Cause of fire unknown.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-04
NOTICE !.
Lamoiue ana Nj. D-.ers Land Conn

Lnmoine ana Nj. D-.ert Land Conn
pany.
THE annual meeting Of the Lamoine and Mt,
l. Desert Land Company will b. held at the Of
ice Of JnO- ~hoehbar at Bar HarbUr, Eden, Ne,
the third Monday Of August, \ . D., l>s7, at
nine O'Clock, \. NJ, - elect officers for tine
suing year and 20 transact any business which
may come before the meeting
MELVIN :. SMITH,
Clerk Of the Lamuine and Mt. Desert Land Co.
Eden, Me, August !, a. d, 1857. 2w3i
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-04
State Normal School

The Fan Term ~ the CA>FI<E II ATE
NORMAL Il HpDL commences Tuesday, Aug.
81. For circulars, address
K. WOppBl KY, rrin.
Ca,tine July p Isl 4W3I
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-04

HNNrnoK - Court of Prpt..t., Blar.-'. Ju#
Term. \. h.. ls>1
Accounts haviD. been fjed f.r -,tH.u.af \. IS
tate OF
Henry +. Macombcr late Of Franklin
John Ii NlarnH.aF .'a'
Ann jordan, late Of Ellsworth
\. /. BurHtau ATM
Margaret Monaghan, late ~ Ellsworth
stephen Monaghan. tHu r.
Joseph Redman, late Of Hrook-yl.Ir
Lucy \. Be''Inan, Admr'N, with utI. anu'Nrf.
ORDERED, that the aid accountant give u.ury
u all persons interested by causing q ,ups at his
order 10 be published three week. -urrr--4vrt. tu
the Ellsworth American that they mas appear H'
Probate Court be holden At EIl-w orth uu the !rd
Wednesday OF Aug next, at ten Of The 'Irsk .H
the forenoon and show cause If any ihrf hH't.
why the same should not be allowed
q, i. CTNNINGHAN, Judge.
Attest '-CHAE. +. B1KE. Register.
true copy, Attest --.HNs, L. DOKR, EeEI-t.r-
3W2g
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-04

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of an Ad
mlnistrator OF the Estate Of Joshua Grindle
late Of Sedgwick, in the County Of Hancock. de-
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted 10
ment, and those who have any demands thereon
TO exhibit the same for payment
WILFORD 4. GRISDLE.
Blaehiil, July %, 1857. swan
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Stone Cutters Wanted

To work at the quarries of J. II. West in sui
liYaE and Franklin. Steady work and GOOD wages
given to twenty 10 twenty 1--WE cutters. Mostly
pean- hammered work.
JOSEPH H. WEST
Franklin, July -, lS>7 3w30
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Il. past iurtn,-A, .-A~ '-on r1,uNa~ fr
tnr having Interests af tar l.A"" t'lt
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Ihr urW Iii-a ~.AnHi huitiu- naW III
,.u4..f.tiou and - I'D 5,. opened for school
September fifth ou fhy previous Thurs
day there will lsc hsij iu thr main room All
,-iuoati.uAl Inrrt.u.. which will He at-
lr,.--,. D, r,tucattuna.l~t~ M tl,r toau III
G"n-d>',"r' ami surrounding districts. IN
emj"ya'l" APPS pTaN'a}la t.h't II ahtt4lA-
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Arrangements ard n"n hcnz made lopk-
lu4 towards tho organization of q Sunday
school A>>"'tat Tor thr town OF
tombstone. r. hf>t mt'tlh- Nih hr
HeIa mere c'r'f ~ September, Nl'h ah 'n-